Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund
Why invest in this fund?
- Dividends can be an important component of total return over the long term.
- When a company can consistently increase its dividend over a long period of time, it is often a signal that the business is able to generate strong free cash flows through a variety of market environments.
- Two experienced management teams focusing on their specific geographies of expertise.
Key Facts
Portfolio Managers
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Tim Johal, CFA
Vice President, Portfolio Manager
Investment experience since 2000
Mackenzie North American Equity & Income Team![](/content/dam/final/corporate/mackenzie/images/web/investments/investment-teams/Darren-McKiernan-round-700.png)
Darren McKiernan, CFA
Senior Vice President, Portfolio Manager, Head of Mackenzie Global Equity & Income Team
Investment experience since 1995
Mackenzie Global Equity & Income TeamPerformance
Portfolio
Sustainability Characteristics
Codes & Fees
Historical Data
Resources
Fund Materials
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Quarterly Fund Review - Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 190KB
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Fund Profile - Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 525KB
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Fund Profile - Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund Series F pdf 525KB
Regulatory Documents
- Fund Facts
- Prospectus & Annual Information Form
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Financial Statements – Semi-annual – Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 544KB
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Financial Statements – Annual – Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 637KB
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Quarterly Portfolio Disclosure – 3rd Quarter – Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 72KB
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Quarterly Portfolio Disclosure – 1st Quarter – Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 77KB
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MRFP – Annual – Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 2200KB
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MRFP – Semi-annual – Mackenzie Canadian Dividend Fund pdf 2153KB
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ESG Metric Definition
* - The MSCI ESG Rating for funds is designed to measure the resiliency of portfolios to long-term ESG risks and opportunities. The most highly rated funds consist of issuers with leading or improving management of key ESG risks. The ESG Ratings range from leader (AAA, AA), average (A, BBB, BB) to laggard (B, CCC).
- The Weighted Average Carbon Intensity measures a fund's exposure to carbon intensive companies based on scope 1 and 2 emissions.
- The percentage of fund's market values exposed to companies that generate revenue from sustainable impact solutions goods and services. Additionally, sustainable impact solutions revenue from companies with negative externalities are excluded.
- The fund holdings weighted average of the percentage of board members who are women.
- The percentage of portfolio's market value exposed to companies facing one or more Very Severe controversies related to the environment, customers, human rights, labor rights and governance.
- The percentage of portfolio's market value exposed to companies involved in tobacco. This includes companies that derive more than 10% of revenue from tobacco.
- The percentage of portfolio's market value exposed to companies with ties to cluster munitions, landmines, biological / chemical weapons, depleted uranium weapons, blinding laser weapons, incendiary weapons, and/or non-detectable fragments.
- The percentage of portfolio's market value exposed to companies involved in gambling. This includes companies that derive more than 10% of revenue from gambling activities.
- The percentage of portfolio's market value exposed to companies involved in adult entertainment. This includes companies that generate more than 10% of their revenue from adult entertainment activities.
Each Fund’s ESG characteristics and performance may differ from time to time. Each Fund’s MSCI ESG rating and Morningstar Sustainability Rating does not evaluate the ESG-related investment objectives of, or any ESG strategies used by, the Funds and is not indicative of how well ESG factors are integrated by the Fund. Other providers may also prepare fund-level ESG ratings using their own methodologies, which may differ from the methodologies used by Morningstar or MSCI as applicable. Please refer to the simplified prospectus for the Funds for further information about each Fund’s investment objectives and strategies
MSCI’s ESG Fund Ratings are meant to measure environmental, social and governance (ESG) characteristics of a fund’s constituents. MSCI uses a rating system, ranging from CCC (laggard) to AAA (leader), which considers individual holding scores, ESG momentum and ESG tail risk. The rating is determined based on a weighted average of the company-level ratings of the underlying holdings of the particular fund. These ratings are updated monthly. Under MSCI’s ESG Fund Ratings methodology, a portfolio must meet an eligibility criterion of at least 65% of assets under management covered to have a public rating. See the complete methodology here.
The Morningstar Sustainability Rating is a measure of how well a portfolio, and its holdings, are performing through an ESG issues lens in comparison to its peer group. Higher number of globes indicates that portfolio has lower ESG risks. The rating is determined based on a weighted average of the company-level ratings of the underlying holdings of the particular fund. Ratings are as follows: High = 5 globes, Above Average = 4 globes, Average = 3 globes, Below Average = 2 globes, Low = 1 globe. These ratings are updated monthly. We have reported ratings as of the beginning of January. Under Morningstar’s Sustainability Rating, a portfolio must have at least 67% of assets under management covered to have a public rating. See the complete methodology here.
Weighted Average Carbon Intensity (WACI), a carbon-intensity metric, measures a fund’s exposure to carbon-intensive companies expressed in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e) per million dollars US of revenue (USDM). This metric acts as a comparable between the fund and the benchmark, utilizing MSCI’s ESG Fund Ratings methodology Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions data. Under our internal methodology, at least 65% of a portfolio’s weight must be eligible and covered in order for the metric to be reported.
Board diversity (women) is demonstrated through company filings; depicted as the percentage of women on a company’s Board of Directors. Company filing is done on an annual basis. Under our internal methodology, at least 65% of a portfolio’s weight must be eligible and covered in order for the metric to be reported.
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